BREAKING NEWS Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown wanted by police on attempted murder charge after wielding gun in shocking brawl
Miami-Dade County police are looking to arrest troubled ex-NFL star Antonio Brown on an attempted murder charge as a result of a shooting at a boxing event last month in Florida.
Brown appeared to pull out a gun before shots are fired in shocking footage from a celebrity boxing event in Miami a few weeks ago.
Before a gun appeared, Brown was seen fighting among a few men and has been accused of lying about the shocking brawl he was involved in after the controversial ex-NFL star claimed he was simply fighting off attackers who were trying to steal his jewelry.
The warrant was signed by a judge on Wednesday and lists Brown being charged with attempted murder with a firearm and states the former wide receiver to post $10,000 bond and remain under house arrest pending a trial, per the Washington Post.
The 36-year-old was dragged to the floor by a man who, it later emerged, was a member of security trying to protect him. In the carnage, however, he kicked out at the man.
Shortly after, in other clips, Brown re-appeared from behind a car carrying what seemed to be a firearm in his hand. The videos showed him rushing outside before a couple of gunshots were heard, causing panicked bystanders to flee.
In another clip that appeared on social media, he could be seen being led out - with his arms behind his back - by a police officer.
Zül-Qarnaįn Nantambu, 43, claims he was one of the men seen brawling with Brown outside the boxing event - but he has a completely different version of events.
In an interview with TMZ Sports, Zül-Qarnaįn has alleged that he was actually the victim of the attack after being jumped by the Super Bowl winner and two of his friends, before Brown fired gunshots at him with children nearby.
'He's a liar,' he said about Antonio. 'If you watch the video everybody was attacking me, it was a 3v1.
'The dude with the green hoodie was with AB, the other little Puerto Rico-looking dude that was swinging the bat was with AB, and the rest was Adin's security. The guy that he kicked was Adin's security. All he was doing was pulling him away. He tried to swing on me, scratched my neck, and then it just turned into a brawl from there.'
Zül-Qarnaįn - a Muslim 'freedom fighter' and self-proclaimed hip-hop artist, fashion designer and filmmaker - claims his feud with Brown goes back three years after the former New England Patriots star allegedly got him arrested in Dubai back in 2022. He also suggested Brown owes him $180,000 despite not clarifying why.
After what he claims was an ambush from Brown and his friends, Zül-Qarnaįn Nantambu alleges the polarizing football player then went and obtained a firearm before unloading in his direction.
'He went got a gun, shot wildfire and we fight,' he continued. 'He shot at me twice, praise be to Allah I wasn't hit. They got children out their selling candy bro. He could've hit one of them kids.'
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